Raindrop.io Bookmarks 09/02/2024
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- 5 Steps for an Agile Approach to Accessibility - TPGi
"Agility empowers you and your team to swiftly adapt to new requirements and requests, incorporate user feedback, and continuously improve your offerings. This adaptability is essential when it comes to integrating accessibility into your product workflows, as it allows you to seamlessly incorporate inclusive practices into your development processes."
- Understanding AccName: Part One | Just Melanie from the Internet
"the first thing to understand about the specification is that it is focused on outlining what implementors (aka browsers) should do. And, as it turns out, that is kind of the opposite of what authors (aka developers) should do when thinking about the accessible name or description of an element."
- An enhancement to accessible responsive tables - tempertemper
"If the table is larger that its container, it needs to be able to be scrolled, so tabindex="0" is necessary. So I want to remove the attribute when the table is smaller than its container; this is a nice mobile-first approach."
- Semi-Annual Reminder to Learn and Hire for Web Standards -- Adrian Roselli
"Web developers tire of a particular technology -- often considered the HTML killer when released -- and come out of it calling for a focus on the native web platform. Then they decide to reinvent it yet again, but poorly."
- Closing the Designer-Developer Gap
"One of the best ways we can close the designer-developer distance is by gaining a more thorough understanding of what all parties are looking for. By identifying those communication gaps, knowledge gaps and expectation gaps, we can begin to bridge them together."
- Introducing @bramus/style-observer, a MutationObserver for CSS - Bram.us
"A shortcoming of MutationObserver (imho) is that it cannot be used to subscribe to value changes of CSS properties. To plug that hole I built a library allowing just that: @bramus/style-observer. It allows you to attach JavaScript callbacks to changes in computed values of CSS properties."